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Forty percent of students who enroll in college never graduate and public confidence in higher education has slipped. Local educators and administrators are taking steps to address the crisis.

(JTA) Justus Rosenberg, a professor whose long career teaching literature was preceded by a remarkable tenure in the French resistance during World War II, died last month at the age

The cultural highlights for our region this weekend include chamber music, orchestral music, smooth jazz, improvisation … plus a whole lot more.

Bard College is offering full scholarships to dozens of Afghan refugees as part of its own, and the states, resettlement efforts.

Refugee resettlement organizations across New York are slated to receive $2 million from...

Governor Hochul announced that $2 million in additional state funding will be provided to help Afghan evacuees acclimate to life in New York, bringing the total state commitment to $5 million.

During the Holocaust, Rosenberg worked as a courier for a rescue effort led by the American journalist Varian Fry to save intellectuals, writers and artists stuck under Nazi rule.

Justus Rosenberg, a professor whose long career teaching literature was preceded by a remarkable tenure in the French resistance during the Holocaust, died aged 100 last month

Pity the 19th-century American composer, toiling away in the shadow of Beethoven in search of a homegrown sound, only to be overshadowed by yet anothe

About 600 children from the greater Capital Region and western New England get inspiration and musical instruction from the Empire State Youth Orchestra…